Harare News

Preserving cultural heritage is essential for any society, acting as a link between past and present while shaping future identities. In Iran, women play a vital role in this process by actively participating in various cultural practices that protect traditional arts, crafts, and customs. Their efforts not only help maintain the richness of Iranian culture but also have a significant economic impact, illustrating the connection between cultural preservation and economic development.

14 October 2024 The Cultural Centre of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Zimbabwe, last Friday (11 October 2024), hosted a large array of artists from various art genres in Harare in a joint exhibition that will probably go down in history as the largest exhibition bringing together various art forms showcasing the beauty of Zimbabwe and Iranian art.

14 October 2024 In its bid to forge new cultural linkages and leave an indelible mark on the Zimbabwe – Iran cultural landscape, the Cultural Centre of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Zimbabwe on Friday, October 11, 2024, launched a collection of short stories and poems, called Sisters Across Boarders, jointly written by Zimbabwean and Iranian women.

The Islamic Republic of Iran stands fully prepared to take further defensive measures, if necessary to protect its legitimate interests and defend its territorial integrity and sovereignty against any aggressive military actions and the unlawful use of force and will not hesitate to act in this regard.
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